Cahoon Care Associates in Maine

Cahoon Care Associates in Maine Cahoon Care Associates is a non-medical home care agency serving seniors throughout Hancock County and Penobscot County

🚨CAREGIVERS! 🚨We need you!  Hiring today!Call us at 207-667-0870 or stop by our office at 79 Main St Suite A Ellsworth a...
01/30/2026

🚨CAREGIVERS! 🚨

We need you! Hiring today!

Call us at 207-667-0870 or stop by our office at 79 Main St Suite A Ellsworth and grab an application!

šŸ‘ Competitive Hourly Rate
šŸ‘ Gas Stipend
šŸ‘ Earned Paid Leave
šŸ‘ Mileage
šŸ‘ 401K Eligibility
šŸ‘ Weekend Differential

And more!

January is the month of anniversaries! šŸŽŠToday we are celebrating our amazing caregiver, Jen, on 7 years with Cahoon Care...
01/23/2026

January is the month of anniversaries! šŸŽŠ

Today we are celebrating our amazing caregiver, Jen, on 7 years with Cahoon Care! šŸ„‚

Jen is committed, dedicated, loving, and passionate about caring for others. We couldn’t do what we do without her. 🩵

Thank you, Jen! 🄳🄰

Brain damage caused by dementia and Alzheimer’s disease can sometimes cause people who have never been violent in their ...
01/21/2026

Brain damage caused by dementia and Alzheimer’s disease can sometimes cause people who have never been violent in their lives to begin displaying aggressive behavior.

It’s important to remember that these individuals aren’t consciously behaving this way, or doing it to be hurtful. They may not even realize what they’re doing. Their actions are simply due to the deterioration of their brain health.

While you as a caregiver or family can’t necessarily prevent these angry outbursts, you can adopt effective ways to minimize their chances of occurring, reduce your own stress, and keep everyone safe. Here are ways to reduce and prepare for aggressive dementia episodes:

https://www.cahooncare.com/7-ways-to-reduce-aggressive-dementia-alzheimer-behaviors/

Today we are celebrating our caregiver, Tonya, on her 5 year anniversary with Cahoon Care! 🄳 Our caregivers are the hear...
01/08/2026

Today we are celebrating our caregiver, Tonya, on her 5 year anniversary with Cahoon Care! 🄳

Our caregivers are the heart and soul of what we do here and we appreciate them each and every day. 🩵

Thank you for all that you do, Tonya! Here’s to another 5 years! šŸ„‚

Have you ever wondered what it is actually like to live with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease? Can you imagine how it fee...
12/22/2025

Have you ever wondered what it is actually like to live with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease? Can you imagine how it feels when your loved ones get frustrated because you can’t remember a conversation you just had?

Teepa Snow is one of the world’s leading educators on dementia and the care that’s needed to cope with it.

In this eye-opening video, she explains what caregivers and loved ones need to know about what is going on in the minds of those with dementia. Her insights can help you better communicate with and care for your loved one:

https://www.cahooncare.com/video-tip-teepa-snow-on-what-its-like-to-live-with-dementia/

šŸŽ„What a wonderful time we had celebrating our amazing caregivers at our annual Christmas party! šŸŽ„ā­ļø And a big thank you ...
12/11/2025

šŸŽ„What a wonderful time we had celebrating our amazing caregivers at our annual Christmas party! šŸŽ„

ā­ļø And a big thank you to Chloe's Cafe for providing the delicious assortment of food and treats! ā­ļø

While there’s no way around the fact that caregiving can be stressful, stress reduction and management techniques can ma...
12/10/2025

While there’s no way around the fact that caregiving can be stressful, stress reduction and management techniques can make a big difference in preventing burnout and improving caregiver physical and mental health.

Positive self-talk, emergency stress stoppers, and go-to stress-busting activities can be powerful techniques to stop the cycle of negative thoughts and improve caregiver mood:

https://www.cahooncare.com/3-essential-caregiver-stress-relief-tips-that-really-work/

Sometimes the most compassionate response to someone with dementia isn’t a word at all. It’s silence.People living with ...
12/05/2025

Sometimes the most compassionate response to someone with dementia isn’t a word at all. It’s silence.

People living with dementia often need more time to process language and form a response. Their brain might need 5, 10, or even 15 seconds to understand what you said and find the words to answer. But most of us rush to fill the silence or repeat the question, and that moment where they could have spoken is lost.

Try pausing with purpose. Ask your question, then wait. Hold eye contact. Let them know you believe they have something to say. That kind of silence communicates patience, respect, and connection without saying a word.

Learn more in this video: https://www.cahooncare.com/video-tip-the-beauty-of-silence.

We’re getting into the Christmas spirit at our office on Main St! šŸŽ„šŸŽ…šŸŒŸ
12/04/2025

We’re getting into the Christmas spirit at our office on Main St!

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Cahoon Care Associates would like to wish a heartfelt Happy Thanksgiving to all of our clients, caregivers, loved ones, ...
11/27/2025

Cahoon Care Associates would like to wish a heartfelt Happy Thanksgiving to all of our clients, caregivers, loved ones, and community members. We are so thankful for you every day and wish you a safe and happy holiday. šŸ©µšŸ¦ƒšŸ

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79 Main Street, Suite A
Ellsworth, ME
04605

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Cahoon Care Associates, LLC

Our Services

We offer a range of nonmedical home care services for seniors including personalized care & companionship, meal preparation, light housekeeping & laundering, assistance with errands & transportation, assistance with exercise, medication reminders, and even Alzheimer’s or dementia care.